In December last year, the beloved film producer Michael Haslund passed away suddenly and unexpectedly. Michael was a close friend of the festival and with his humour, energy and winning nature, he was a beloved member of the documentary community both in Denmark and internationally.

Wilfred Buck’s life is not just the story of a single man who has overcome the most incredible trials. It is also a story of how indigenous people across generations have struggled to reclaim lost knowledge, ancient traditions and, most importantly, self-respect after hundreds of

In the endless plains and desolate mountains of Argentina live the so-called gauchos. Cowboys and cowgirls dressed in beautiful uniforms and with an almost spiritual connection to their horses and the land they ride on. They drink mate, race, gallop and lasso as their ancestors

20 years into their musical life,  Efterklang have an idea: They want to go to North Macedonia and spend a week putting together a band of local musicians to perform in front of the architecturally insane Makedonium monument that celebrates the country’s freedom and independence.

Organic food is taking up more and more space on supermarket shelves and local vegetable markets are popping up in more and more neighbourhoods. But there are also more and more people on the planet, and 15 years after the Oscar-nominated mega hit ‘Food Inc.’,

Thirty years after a chance encounter, Maggie and Joel, aged 75 and 84, are still very much in love. But their relationship is not without complications. Born in the hard-boiled Bronx, Joel Meyerowitz is a world-renowned photographer with major exhibitions and 40 books to his

The day after the US withdraws from Afghanistan, the Taliban occupy the former CIA base Hollywoodgate in Kabul. It turns out to be a treasure trove. The Americans have left behind high-tech fighter jets, helicopters, weapons, medicine and valuable military equipment. Afghan fighters lick their

I wish I was five kilos lighter than I am now, thinks director Mette Korsgaard. She wants to lose weight – just a little. It’s been like that for many years. In fact, almost all her life. In her youth, the body ideal was Barbie,

Eight years ago, Danish screenwriter Lars K. Andersen had an idea for a film inspired by his childhood hero, Norwegian explorer Helge Ingstad, who in 1937 went on an expedition to Mexico to search for a lost Apache tribe. Lars will follow in his footsteps